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The country music star broke into song before she was inoculated, and urged her fans to “get out there and get your shot.”

Wade Payne/Invision/via AP hide caption toggle caption Wade Payne/Invision/via AP Dolly Parton, pictured performing in May 2014, shared a video of herself getting her first dose of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine on Tuesday. Wade Payne/Invision/via AP Country music legend Dolly Parton got a taste of her own medicine on Tuesday when she received a dose of the COVID-19 vaccine whose research she helped fund. Parton, 75, documented the moment in a video posted to social media in which she encouraged eligible viewers to get the shot and broke into a modified ...

Doctor originally from KC behind some of the pandemic's biggest discoveries Dr. Mark Denison is still looking for answers for the next coronavirus Share Updated: 8:01 PM CST Feb 23, 2021 Dr. Mark Denison is still looking for answers for the next coronavirus Share Updated: 8:01 PM CST Feb 23, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript K.U. AND THE K.U. SCHOOL OF MEDICINE. >> IT'S WHAT THE WORLD HAS SPENT THE WHOLE WORLD LOOK FOR. BUT HERE'S A MAN THAT SPENT 37 YEARS LOOKING AT THE SAME THING. >> I KNOW MANY FRIENDS WHO HAVE HAD PARENTS AND NEIGHBORS AND COVID. KRIS: AND ...

Dolly Parton ‘humbly’ declines to have statue of herself outside Tennessee capitol: ‘I don’t think it’s appropriate’ Clémence Michallon © Provided by The Independent Dolly Parton has declined to have a statue of herself built outside the Tennessee state capitol, saying that while she’s “humbled” by the idea, she doesn’t think it’s right at this time. The musician released a statement on the issue on Thursday. She began by thanking the Tennessee lawmakers who have supported the initiative. “I am honoured and humbled by their intention but I have asked...

Over 20 dead, millions struggle without power as cold snap grips US Agencies February 17, 2021 Washington, Feb 17: Millions were left without power as a winter storm gripped the southern and central United States on Tuesday with record-low temperatures in ill-prepared areas, and a tornado claiming three lives. More than 20 storm-related deaths have been registered so far, including in traffic accidents in Texas, Kentucky and Missouri, according to local media. In hardest-hit Texas — where freezing conditions prompted utility companies to implement rotating blackouts — a woman and girl die...